Leopard's Roar
Fragrance notes
Leopard's Roar is for the person who wants a fragrance that feels like a heavy coat rather than a light scarf. It suits cold evenings when the air is still and the street is quiet. Someone who enjoys a bold presence will find a match here. The blend asks for patience and a setting where its weight can sit comfortably on the skin.
The opening brings black pepper and bergamot together with rose and oud. Russian leather and birch tar follow, joined by labdanum and tobacco. Mysore sandalwood, ambergris, cedar, vetiver, and oud form the base. The result is woody, amber, leather, fresh spicy, animalic, aromatic, citrus, oud, rose, and tobacco at once. It is dense and resinous, with a dry edge that keeps the sweetness of the flower in check.
This is a scent that smells like standing near a wooden barn that has been warmed by the sun all day, where dried herbs hang from the rafters and a worn leather saddle rests in the corner.
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